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Shouldn't they also take other factors into account, like image quality, sound quality, connectivity and the likes? Seems rather easy just to slap a "quality" l
by abollaert 11y ago
Shouldn't they also take other factors into account, like image quality, sound quality, connectivity and the likes? Seems rather easy just to slap a "quality" label onto a TV just based on how well it runs the Netflix client.
- mmanfrin 11y agoI think because those are qualities that are evaluated on their own -- the 'Netflix' label applies to tvs whose specific Netflix app is good/exceptional. Sort of like how a restaurant cleanliness score doesn't evaluate the quality of the food, but is useful in determining if you want to dine there anyway.
- thethrows 11y agoEither that, or whoever decided got a nice vacation from the TV company.
- sliverstorm 11y agoOr EnergyStar. The label doesn't mean it's a good fridge. It means it's low power.